i say, yes, you need to flap, she says daddy, let's pay, i'll pay, yes, i say, motor, she suddenly says and i come up to her and say, what are you doing this, laughing, you, this is a profession, you signed up, agreed, you didn’t say that i didn’t want to, i didn’t force you, no, i didn’t force him, and yet nothing, there are no tears, but she, i think, there won’t be any tears, and me... who says: senya, that’s all now, now there will be different lighting, either we’re filming now, or you ’ll have to to ask for one more fresh day from grachevsky’s verolash, so i say, turn it on, that’s it, i went up to her, took her here so, like this, with my nails, like this, a small hand, this little hand, which i love more than life itself, i took it, i say, say, these are all the tears. new investigative secrets from monday on rtr. there was no sadness, the woman bought a pig, as soon as you get a pet, life will never be the same again, it will put everyone in the mood, this is an incredibly charming face with which you forgive everything , they don’t get bored at all, well, then i clean up, i’m

, so you could say she's saying she's kind of saying whistleblowing, saying, she's kind of saying whistleblthiswhistleblthis is saying, she's kind of saying whistleblthis is ridiculous . actually, this is ridiculous. it's a sexist environment. it's you shouldn't this violent. you shouldn't be this violent. you but on the other you should. but on the other hand, they're saying you hand, they're saying to me, you know, able to know, are you really able to cope you're cope with prisoners if you're not and not physically strong and there's a for as well? there's a case for that as well? that quite dry, doesn't that sounds quite dry, doesn't it? is quite it? because it is quite a dry story . yeah. i'm to think story. yeah. i'm trying to think of the end. i've got nothing. >> just because i was >> i would just because i was buying the end when buying it until the end when the scene that they're talking about, they're encouraged to do violence. the violence. and that was on the training sent on training course. she was sent on where learn to where you had to learn how to use violence . and a bit use v

. >> now, i'm not saying yes. i'm just saying, look at all these politicians. their hacks. but not doing anything other than lying to you. if a politician's mouth is moving on capitol hill, they're lying to you. >> but i'm looking at a politician, and your map is moving. >> i'm not a politician. >> and i feel like you're lying to me. >> i'm not a politician. >> no topic was off limits. like the prospect of prison time over the 23 federal charges he's facing. -- carrying a baby are in the halls of congress, and when asked who it wise, he said, not his, yet. >> -- compared himself, yes, he really did this, he compared himself to rosa parks. >> marsha p. johnson. >> very respectful, honorable person. keep going. >> respectful an honorable in what way? >> and all the senses. all the work. >> why should be johnson? >> yeah. >> what does that mean? >> just keep going. next. >> you don't know her. >> you don't. >> i do, just keep going. >> james baldwin. >> hon? >> james baldwin. >> who the hell is james baldwin? >> -- what about the -- impression of you on snl? -- >> he did not k

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what the us or their allies say? it cares about what the united states does, you know, it doesn't... care about what the united states says, it doesn't care about what the american's allies say, it doesn't care about what saudi arabia says or what iran says or what the man in the moon says, it cares about what people do, what countries do, countries that have the power to resist and and and force humanitarian aid into gaza, the absolutely they need the united states support, they've said it 100 times, israeli general georgeland has said, every bullet, every bomb, every uh piece artillery show comes from the united states, if they stopped giving us this, it would, we would have to end it, period, so they and care very much what the united states says uh, and not what it says, but what it does, they don't care how many uh heartfelt resolutions or statements anthony blincon or joe biden makes about how it's too bad that the israels are killing so many civilians, here's your next bomb, here's your next hundred bombs uh t

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so i'm saying that's what i'm saying. it's a failure of the democratic systems. so in the and to get every 10 a research as in w in the many cases in many instances who can do, can claim that if you look closely at this democratic system that democrats have been, that's been going on practically. what does it mean? i'm sure you can't blame them, but that is what i understand why they act in particular ways. as i say, what is that against a, a new york or the new york or united is politicians. was done for election. i never heard good language and they get directed by didn't the substance and they're pretty, very present as something that does wrong. so in indefinitely i think as i forget this part of the question that we are asking about enough, again renaissance. because when we say he was africa heavy at a born after that with the sense what kind of polluted on on the what, what kind of political assistant and as you know, i mean in our case, in the south african kids in the, a, in suitcase. our basic basic document says, the books i've got now is when we book

what do you say to that?— you say to that? categorically we don't target _ you say to that?u say to that? categorically we don't target civilians. that's - you say to that? categorically we don't target civilians. that's not l don't target civilians. that's not what we do, that is against our rules of engagement. what i can say is there were five fights within the vicinity of the churches, not by accident, but people went into the church because it is a combat zone. there has been an exchange of fire. if there were members of the christian community who were caught up christian community who were caught up in the crossfire between the israeli defence forces and the hamas terrorists, then that is unfortunately a possibility and we are checking into that now as we speak. i5 are checking into that now as we seak. , . . ., ., speak. is the church a target? do ou speak. is the church a target? do you believe _ speak. is the church a target? do you believe that _ speak. is the church a target? do you believe that hamas _ speak. is the church a target? do | you believe that hamas o

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oakland's mayor says business districts across the city are saying a drop in robberies, car theft andburglaries. aggressively pursuing 83 problem. community safety strategy. >> the first prong is investing in robust and accountable. police department. from 2 is strengthening. oakland's violence prevention initiatives and the from is leveraging technology to modernize our investigations and to disrupt criminal networks. >> she says that security improvements like installing 300 license plate readers will continue into the new year. kron four's gayle ong will have a live report later today. that's coming up on kron. 4 news at 5 o'clock. there is a new study which says tesla drivers have the highest accident right? researchers looked at 30 auto brands and insurance information they found tesla drivers recorded about 24 accidents per 1000 drivers. that's over roughly the last year in comparison. ram. and subaru drivers had 20 accidents per 1000 drivers in the same period, mercury drivers had the fewest accidents. waymo is sharing no safety information about of self-driving car saying they

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and then it says and officers. there is extremely sparse reference to the presidency during the section three debates. there is one exchange where johnson said he thought it did not apply to the president. someone else makes the argument the other way and he folds. but there is one further textual point which has to do with -- i wish we could keep the language. [laughter] nobody needs to see my face. [laughter] note that it says anyone, having previously taken an oath to support the constitution of the united states. i am going to make the pickiest legal argument you have ever heard in your life. there are two oaths. there is an article six oath. it is literally right upon the two provisions of enforcement that i was talking about. it prescribes the oath for everybody other than the president and they swear an oath to defend and support the constitution. the president's oath is specified in article two. he promises to protect and defend the constitution. he does not promise to support the constitution. [laughter] i

>> and what did he say ? >> and what did he say? >> and what did he say?rather be disabled. i'm more disabled . put me on rather be disabled. i'm more disabled. put me on a list. >> give me so offensive on so many levels. and i like that louis gave his name as well. we might as well give his address before the the show. before the end of the show. shocking on all levels. >> his name? >> his name? >> he didn't want to be >> no, he didn't want to be older. louis, you're just a lot older. louis, you're just a lot older that's all that older than him. that's all that was. no, it's old. >> who would rather be old? >> who would rather be old? >> because you've >> well, yeah, because you've got mean, don't got less time. i mean, i don't know follow that, know how to really follow that, paul know how to really follow that, paul, can't. paul, but you can't. >> to do is back >> it's hard to do is get back to what supposed to be. to what we're supposed to be. >> i'll get back to the story, which is this. woman is which is this. this woman is now. just now? now. now,

it just says to use ai. says we're going to use ai. me. i'm going to i'm going to show tomorrow. i'm going to be to be to be funnier. be using al to be to be funnier. but suspicious but what is not the suspicious part tight lipped on how part that tight lipped on how they plan to use it and they're not they'll sack not saying yet they'll sack anyone, will not saying yet they'll sack anyo everyone. will sack everyone. >> course. >> oh, of course. >> yeah. musk has already >> yeah. elon musk has already told there will be no told us that there will be no need to work within, need for anyone to work within, you three weeks. you know, three weeks. >> say how they're going to use it. okay. >> w- it. okay. >> worried about >> what i'm worried about is mcdonald's always cold. >> what i'm worried about is mcdorbut's always cold. >> what i'm worried about is mcdorbut's just|ys cold. >> what i'm worried about is mcdorbut's just|ys coldto riley, but i've just moved to nearer can potentially nearer one so i can potentially i've realised now, i've

the >> and people who witnessed the sideshow say they didn't see any arrests and they say they're frustrated. we reached out to san francisco police to see if they made any, but we did not hear back in time for this report. i'm sarah stinson reporting live in san franctsco. back to you. >> thank you, sarah. developing tonight, driverless car company cruise could soon be facing a fine of up to a million and a half dollars for allegedly trying to cover up an accident on october. second, the cruise robotaxi ran into a woman who had already been hit by another vehicle in san francisco. according to court documents, the cruise car then dragged that woman 20 feet before coming to a stop. state regulators accuse the company of trying to hide how its car reacted to that accident for more than 2 weeks. this is the same incident that prompted the dmv to suspend cruises license to operate as robo-taxi service in california. the company has been ordered to appear in a hearing next february to determine whether tried to mislead the regulators foggy night as we give you a live look outside at the golden g

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, structure, was hit there, well, that says a lot, and it says that we are successfully, little by littleisplace the enemy without having our own fleet, let's say, a comparable fleet, we have a fleet, it is not necessary to say that we are not, we are a maritime state, a state of two seas, we have ships, so far, yes, we have suffered some losses, but we are building new ones ships, we have two new corvettes being built in turkey, hetman ivan mazepa and hetman skoropatsky, we have two minesweepers under the naval flag of ukraine, they are now based in great britain, they are participating in maneuvers, they are already in the front, we have already received them, two more minesweepers are to be delivered in the netherlands, well, they are so powerful let's say, a force that, well, soon, when there is an opportunity, will come and will, let's say, display our flag. very briefly, finally, mr. volodymyr, not so much about the black sea, but also important, the russian navy received the strategic nuclear submarine alexander ii, and the multi-hull submarine krasnoyarsk, this was reported by the

our constitution says so says. our constitution says the same thing, the 44th constitution says the same thing. or it says at the beginning of the constitution that the government should not become a big employer, that 's it. it means that the government should not make room for the people of the private sector. now between us the government and the people have created institutions under the name of civil institutions. these institutions are allowed to leave the place for the people to say that if you come, these people who are doing business here now, their business will be damaged. the market has become corrupt, because the market has become corrupt, even if you do not have the qualifications and competence to operate in this market, you should not come. because my bread will be less, my bread will be scattered, or we will witness that some of these institutions tighten the previous supervisions, for example, say yes, suppose that people who graduate and study now. they are illiterate and we literate people shoul

he says: well, whatever you say, you say, they like it, they will like it, he says: no, no , tell merom the germans , therefore, i’m quoting verbatim, from the germans, therefore, he says, well, that means from the germans, then this old man says he’s a christian, that means from where they buy bread from us, so , that is, they are on their plows... they can’t make so much bread, but they buy from us, and we make it on plows, so it’s interesting, how do you like the logic, so if he says, we’ll change to them, this old man says, where can we buy bread then? let's, pay attention, letskov further writes in his story about the corral, perovsky did not find a witty answer, because well, this is brilliant, he was driven, he was driven into a corner by the peasant, and perovsky when he arrived, and his officials of his administration are standing next to him, yes they listen, watch they listen, watch, shkot built stone houses for these peasants, they lived in huts where there was no chimney, they walked and walked, they say, our grandfathers did not live in stone, and we will not, stone doe

walnut creek says it's unclear who fired the round that hit her and says the rubber bullets were intended for a man who threw a tear gas canister at police is now a significant settlement has been reached. $3.4 million paid out for the harm caused to tuning. >> we hope that this case will precipitate some reforms so that citizens of the bay area can peacefully exercise their first amendment rights and protest without risking being exposed to suffering serious bodily injuries. >> walnut creek was the only city to respond to ktvu saying in part the police department has modified its crowd control practices for large protests and no longer uses tear gas for crowd control purposes. expanded its options for other less than lethal weapons, including adding beanbag shotguns, bola wraps and enhanced tasers. but tuning says no amount of money can make her whole. >> i'll never experience the life that i could have experienced had this not happened. >> brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news. >> coming up, the search for a missing teenager in the east bay. the high school where he was last seen at. plus my

green says it means do it again. he's been saying that for most of his careers. and then earlier this year, choked out player. you know, they've had beef back and forth rudy gobare and then he choked him out, pulled them back from a scrum saying that he was protecting klay thompson warriors fans. they love the warriors. they love green. but you know what the tide has turned. it seems like against green by the fans. >> penn indefinite means you know how long of >> we'll see when you heard what was your first reaction, indefinite? i don't just just met disappointment. >> and a lot of people are disappointed and draymond green left. people use choice words to me off camera. they say enough is enough. the first few times when they were winning championships, let's face. it changed. a lot of people would forgive him, but they're not winning anymore. so they are just very upset by what's going on. draymond green. it doesn't seem money bothers him because of all the other things that happened to him before this point paid 3 million dollars in fines. and now with this in

the restaurant says no one was seriously hurt. the cause of that crash now under investigation. >> in las vegas. police continue to search for the person who shot five homeless people at an encampment. one of the victims died in that friday night shooting. another remains in critical condition tonight. the three other victims are expected to recover. investigators have not determine nd what led up to those shots being fired. they did say the suspect drove from the scene in a black sedan. >> and in northern california, authorities seized roughly 800 pounds of marijuana from a home in the community of mountain ranch. the calaveras county sheriff's office says deputies found the illegally grown marijuana on november 15th while executing a search warrant at the home. 40 year old adam kowalczyk was arrested and charged with illegal marijuana cultivation and sales. as deputies said, several guns were also found at the home and the investigation is ongoing and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu

saying she gets sympathy joey >> i'm saying i'm saying she gets celebration joey >> i'm saying i'm sayings because recognition she deserves because this is all about impact. this record is all about impact. >> impact on sport. and the lionesses changed sport lionesses have changed sport more men on that more than any of the men on that list. women, young girls are playing now. list. women, young girls are pla yes, now. list. women, young girls are pla yes, i now. list. women, young girls are pla yes, i agree now. list. women, young girls are pla yes, i agree the v. list. women, young girls are pla yes, i agree the game is >> yes, i agree the game is getting attention that it getting the attention that it deserves i think reason deserves and i think the reason men is because they men resent it is because they actually win stuff. >> joey barton thinking >> what was joey barton thinking calling her a sack of spuds? well spuds. yeah. well big sack of spuds. yeah. what mean? what does that mean? >> well that's a football expression somebody expression for somebody who's big not very big and he

lebron, i would say grew up and i say that in a complimentary way. think about going to school with the president of the united states as a guy who could truthfully say in 27, i don't know enough to talk about this to to get a point eight years later where he is the lead voice on. i can't breathe on gun violence on talking about police brutality and minority communities but not in a way attacks the police. i that takes a lot of skill to to walk that line lebron james never attacked he never said defund them he never really criticized them he actually just talked about what it's like to be in his community he did some what i would call very diplomatic that came in my at least from the benefit of watching one of the most skilled political we've had in the last 50 years. he watched him and he saw how a perfect example. i mean when trayvon martin was shot for wearing a hooded sweatshirt, the president didn't attack people. he just pointed out he had sons. they would look like. and of course, lebron is in a position where he does have sons and they do loo

um, which you can say mean, so say that again. that at least seen that least so we've seen that elizabeth , the elizabeth mcgill already, the president has already president of penn, has already resigned they resigned over this after they lost funding lost 100 million in funding after testimony after her shocking testimony where essentially smirked where she essentially smirked about jewish about the notion of jewish genocide and people talking about that on campus and advocating dependent. advocating it context dependent. they context they said it was context dependent, which was absurd. and they speech they pretended to be free speech absolutist. sudden , absolutist. all of a sudden, which would been at least which would have been at least been obviously been an argument. but obviously they're they they're not obviously they wouldn't in many other contexts. >> that was exactly the point for it was the inconsistency for me. it was the inconsistency really. the tone really. i mean, also the tone and were and the smirking were repr

i'm holding up a sign saying say not saying joke so i can say not a joke. joke yes, covid is real.know, whatever no joke. are, you know, whatever meltdowns . meltdowns. >> okay, great. good >> okay, okay, great. good >> okay, okay, great. good >> well, we've got that system in place. thank you for that. uh, that's front that uh, that's the front pages that we've but us we've dealt with. but join us in part for idea from part two for an old idea from tony blair, a new idea about mental health. and we'll find out why prison isn't very good for your career. world seems to care less about a lasting ceasefire . lasting ceasefire. >> you're listening to . gb views. >> welcome back to headliners your first look at saturday's news. i'm andrew doyle. i'm still here with paul cox and josh howie. we're going to start with saturday's telegraph and more evidence that labour and the tories might have more in common than they'd like to admit. they often do, >> paul, as they often do, particularly around election time. blair government wanted to house um seekers in camp house asile's um seekers in

say, go without you?: why don’t they write it down? i say, well, they write it down, but we have to wait a year, and he says: well, our refrigerator still works? i say: it’s working, well, sign up, grebeshkova was on fire only once, she said: “lenya, i’m tired, everything’s on me, i’m going to leave,” to which the gaidai sadly looked at his wife and quietly said: “ninok, i’ll die without you, of course, she stayed.” you know, well, my mother also told me that everything is on her, the housekeeping, really everything is so, but nevertheless , to my mother... i gave flowers on weekends, went to the market to buy flowers, only over the years with my own i understand how much kindness, how much soul, how much uh impulse to do the best for us, there was it is inherent in it, this is a very warm, open, very hospitable family, it has always been very it’s interesting, so to speak, to see and hear from them. sisters in the film prisoner of the caucasus, she ended up because in her life she urgently had to become

you say that he says absolutely everything is black, no, mr. mahdian, i am telling you that this thinking that thinks everything is fine, if everything is fine, why did you hold a conversation, if everything is fine, why did the leadership come? the word should be used . there must have been a problem somewhere. the leader must have deleted it. when the leader comes, he says that the field should be opened for a minute . well, the field is not open. dear mr. mahdian, the field should be open. they even emphasize that the field should be open for ideas. if so, this is you do not allow even ideas to be called ideas those are the ones who, according to you , have been allowed to work within the framework of the islamic republic. i am one of those who will be qualified . now, in the world today, they say that there are minimum elections , there are those who are not interested in the minimum elections, in some currents in these years, all their hope is that there will be no maximum elections, no participatory elections, no elections in tehran will

if we bring resources, if we say resources , you will say, we say resources , they say that we should say resources, they say, sir, maybe you want to create an expensive one, or god forbid. responsive budget in the future, you suggested about this new plan , mr. doctor. anyway, the hamyar commission of the 7th plan is fighting for the same thing in the 7th plan. in the plan, no income order has been approved for us, only the cost has been approved. it really happened that i am a member of the parliament here, now that the whole parliament is here, maybe i am, yes, you are also the representative of their government , which means that there is really a debate. i have to appreciate them, this and its outcome is also the point that dr. qalib is on stage today the parliament refers to the interaction of the government and the parliament to the type of people. thank you very much, mr. dr. revolutionary majlis , the revolutionary government, god willing, all of us are servants of the dear people. god willing, thank you, mr. dr. haji babaei, to both of you for your presence in the special ne

i think maria says. red wall think maria says. i can tell you that the only joke on migration is the only joke on migration is the labour party. if they get in, we can look forward to years of blame , blame and more blame. of blame, blame and more blame. the only person benjamin button both won't be blaming is the labour party. so there we are, steve, says benjamin, i've got more chance of passing my kidney stones deal . stones than the rwanda deal. well, there are. that's well, there we are. that's van—tam. i'm sorry, steve, that you're going through such a dramatic time. up next, it's ben leon. he's going to finish off the evening . ben, what are you the evening. ben, what are you talking about? >> okay , i think i'm going >> okay, i think i'm going to upset with this, upset a few people with this, but magazine but here we go. time magazine announced its coveted person of the year award this week. the prestigious previously won prestigious prize previously won by the of i don't know, by the likes of i don't know, winston churchi

here's say. listen. >> you're not going to get any more funding for whatever else you want until we control the board. republicans and democrats have been negotiating for weeks. but so far they haven't been able to reach a deal, putting the fate of the wartime funding at risk republicans and only republicans. >> are holding everything up because of unrealistic. maximalist demands on the border. this standstill adds urgency to president zelenskyy's visit as ukraine situation grows more dire by the day. right now we risk ukraine literally running out of bullets. if we do nothing by the end of the year, latimer putin will win. congress is set to leave on thursday for a holiday break and they aren't scheduled to be back here until january. >> darya james. all right. thanks a lot. >> we'll take a break here at 6.21, coming up on the kron 4 morning news next week is one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. and we're going to have estimates from triple a about just how busy it might we'll be right b

i'm not saying that's the case. i think there could be an argument that a $2 billion hedge fund that jared kushner was a part is very questionable as to whether or not he has had the capability and the ability to do something like that, and the influence and connections that he had with donald trump, you could certainly make the argument that there was a connection there. but i think, katy, the important thing to point out here is that these are nothing but accusations. they have correlative effects but don't have necessarily connective tissue. they point out instances where hunter biden was given a job, given money. they don't have evidence of influence peddling, and specific examples of payments, especially in large quantities to joe biden himself. the transactions that they've outlined to this point, there is evidence of a track record of those being repayments, interest free repayments, i should point out for personal loans, which you could argue joe biden lost money on, and they also came during a period of tim

every republican leader says that in private. i am the only one saying in public. what kind of president do we want? a liar or someone who has the guts to tell the truth? >> so he is not hedging there at all. but i think that's -- the criticism that haley, who has been in that kind of momentum-driven surge in new hampshire has not been willing to go that route. >> yeah, phil, i mean, the ad is so telling. the fact that he felt the need to release it in this direct-to-camera ad means he is hearing calls for him to drop out and support her. and for republicans to consolidate with one single anti-trump candidate. but that is a vulnerability that ambassador haley has. you think -- and christie will continue to hit her hard on this, that she isn't forceful enough her criticism of trump. when asked about trump on trail, she says, listen, i don't want to get in a personal tit-for-tat with trump. i think he is a chaos agent, rightly to or wrongly. i don't want to fault him for the chaos he might inspire and it is time for this country to have a new generation of leadership

police say he is a u.s. citizen, who was born in iraq they say he fired two rounds into the air outside temple israel and was arrested soon after. responding officers say they heard mufid mawaz alkhader say, "free palestine." >>> new legal troubles tonight for hunter biden after the president's son was indicted on nine tax charges. ryan nobles now with that story >> reporter: tonight, president biden ignoring questions about the new round of legal woes for his son, a nine-count federal indictment on tax charges from special counsel david weiss. hunter biden facing the possibility of 17 years in prison. the 56-page indictment saying he failed to pay at least $1.4 million in taxes from 2016 to 2019, spending millions of dollars on an extravagant lifestyle rather than paying his tax bills including on drugs, escorts, and girlfriends, such as $683,000 on payments to various women, close to $400,000 on clothes, and $188,000 on adult entertainment. hunter biden said he was battling addiction. his attorney saying h

i would say between 400 and £500,000. thank ou for say between 400 and £500,000.,000. thank you forjoining us here _ say between 400 and £500,000. thank you forjoining us here in _ say between 400 and £500,000. thank you forjoining us here in bbc news. thank you. british traditions, such as panto, hogmanay and cheese rolling could be in line for united nations protected status. the government is beginning a consultation on which activities should go on an official list of the uk's cultural highlights, when it signs up to a un convention. live now to martyn knight who's been involved in panto for 30 years. this christmas he's playing dame in "beauty and the beast" at eastbourne's devonshire park theatre. i understand you are on stage and about half an hour so we better be quick with this interview. why should panto be considered a national treasure deemed by the un? well, pantomime has been going in united kingdom since the 17th century and originated in italy and greece and it is an art form that is very interactive, where the audience can engage with the actors o

but as you say, the fight and continues with no, i say fire insights, but when it comes to the us line, it seems to be hardening over all those civilian debts. how does israel jones, defiance actions as well as rail has maintained throughout? but it is, it needs to, to complete its military items by completely dismantling her mouth and that it's warranted in doing so because of the horrific acts that happened on october 7th, perpetrated by the mosse group. now we, you know, we see that they keep maintaining as well that they're trying to prevent a civilian casualties that they are, you know, they say that creating signs and that they are getting wanting to people to evacuate. but we know that you in other organizations saying that there really is no safe place in garza to civilians. we here, you know, i witness accounts on the ground to somebody from people that we speak to this thing that many have evacuated several times already that they are tired. they have nowhere else to go. and the, even some of the safe areas, the so called safe stones has been found throughout and the israel i

or i should say this afternoon and 63 in concord.erage for this time of year. wednesday, not much change. thursday, not much change. we'll call for the possibility. some fog in the mornings, sunshine for the afternoons. temperatures is above average heading into the weekend. we're going to remain with the dry weather. but right now it looks like sunday could be the day we see that transition to wet weather. back to you. rosemary thank you. >> caltrans now says highway one along the coast of big sur won't be open for at least a few more months. a one and a half mile stretch of the highway was closed last february because of storm damage near paul's slide. it's taken this long to clear the area so crews can determine the best way to rebuild the highway. caltrans says it will take until late next spring to finish the repairs. the date is vague and meant to allow time for more big storms or more slides this winter and early spring. now to some incredible video. you have to see a close call with mother nature caught on camera. this came t

you say you didn't say and then you're back away and i want not begun yet. outlook >> the 4th debate that you would be voted in the first 20 minutes as the most knox's blowhard america. >> that was brooke shaffer reporting for us happening tonight. the company that purchased 60,000 acres of land eastern's solano county to build a whole new city. we',l be holding another town hall meeting. this will be the 4th town hall meeting hosted by california forever. the company is introducing the community development project and giving local residents the chance to have their voices be heard. california forever intends to release detailed plans for their project early next year. but tonight's meeting is at 6 o'clock at the fairfield community center. there's powder falling across the sierra right now. palisades tahoe reporting 15 inches of new snow overnight. more is expected today. the report has also been a the resort has also been making snow in the hopes of opening up more to reign as soon as possible. if you're thinking of going up there, you're driving that car

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he says everyone is going have more to say on going to have more to say on these matters in the new yearbreath for that one then, shall we? anyway, what do make anyway, what do you make to it all? do you still have faith in our political class? and what about the point about the about the point made about the civil service is that civil service as well? is that something would agree something that you would agree with figure of with and that whole figure of 10% essentially being enough to prompt that prompt a by—election? is that the number for you or not? the right number for you or not? i've a lot that i want to i've got a lot that i want to talk you about after the talk to you about after the break. network north. yes as a northerner, i salute that. apparently all us northerners apparently all of us northerners were get a massive were going to get a massive boost the sacked the boost when the sacked off the expansion of the hhs two expansion part of the hhs two today was a great announcement. 230 odd million quid to fixing the roads. yes, i hear all the northerners cry until you see t

i'd say not today. not tomorrow and not even probably half of saturday before this all really kind of calms down. stay off. any coastal jetty is obviously just don't want to be near the water's edge where you could be pulled in by a roadway because that can happen. you never want to turn your back on the ocean right now. there's an exceptional risk of drowning. and remember that ocean water is very cold at this hour now. we also have a second low pressure system that's about to roll in tomorrow. bring us some rainy weather starting about noon throughout the evening. tomorrow. but we also have a little snow on the way for the sierra. so they have just put up their winter weather advisory and this goes from 10:00pm on friday until 10:00pm on saturday. so what that really means is that if you're driving to and from the sierra late friday night to late saturday night is going to be the toughest time that you really don't want to be doing it at that point. and the reason is that they are expecting a little s

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the report says there is risk of famin in gaza if the current situation continues. the world food program also weighed in on the report saying it's in indicative of the devastating situation in gaza. so essentially um this report sort of confirms our worst fears in terms of the really truly devastating situation which gaza is experiencing right now um pretty much all 2.2 million people are hungry meaning that they are in crisis or worse food security situation, about 577, meaning more than half million people are already already in catastrophic levels of hunger, meaning they're essentially starving, the world health. organization also raised the alarm about the dire humanitarian situation in the gaza strip. the who said hunger is ravaging gaza and this is expected to increase illness across the territory. it added that disease and hunger will lead to more deaths in gaza. the military wing of the palestinian resistance movement hamas has released new footage showing three israeli captives. called in gaza and killed in the regime's air strikes. the alga sam spokesman

say me is really forced to say that they have been engaged in the heaviest fighting that they have seen since the start of this conflict. what do we know exactly about the details of this fighting today to when it took me about the 2 areas of both the styles with the guns, a strip, but also the, the area of the guns, a city, a israel has moved blow break in the south but it still does not full control and over garza is city and its. busy area it would have been a heavy fighting in jamalia, which is a refugee camp in the north of the gaza strip on the outskirts of the city of garza . and there's been heavy fighting. he says, yeah, yeah, which is just east of the city of gaza. then of course if i knew this, we have forces that are now inside. ready the city of the eunice and the on top of the ground truth. we have see again, more air strikes. again, is striking a both with me cool military targets, but also residential areas where a i d, f says that might be a how myself are a tips. so what do we know did about the strategy that the idea has planned for the near future? and i want to ask

minister netanyahu, and the left camp. or center-left one can say, this is, let's say, the camp of the previous government, where various political forces gathered, and they were actually united by two ideas, this is netanyahu, around which they are all there rallied, and the second idea, which they actually supported for many years, is, let's say, peace with the palestinians at the expense of, let's say, some concessions. and it was precisely this concept of concessions to the so-called palestinians that was destroyed on october 7 as a result of the hamas attack. we see that right now, the idea that the biden administration is promoting, that is, to give gas to the palestinian autonomy, is not very appealing to israel, because we see that it is to strengthen the palestinian administration, which does not even control the situation. in those territories that seem to need it to be controlled, that is, there are cities in judea and samaria, where in fact the authority of this palestinian autonomy is so, illusory, let's say so, and those police or security forces of that palestinian admin

these young soccer players are focused on one big goal, say the team, say the team. they rallied along foothill boulevard outside the alameda county sheriff's office this week. the players families received a letter from the deputy sheriff's activities league saying their sheriff's football club for youth has been canceled. >> it's just outrageous. i love this club and i want to keep playing. i was upset that i'm not going to be able to see my friends. i was mad because we were. we've been playing here for a really long time. >> the program has some 250 families providing soccer at the highest levels for free. >> this is one of the last free to play programs that exist in northern california, putting the game in reach of youth who might not be able to afford pay to play prices. >> they want them to dream that they could come out of here and get educated and play sports, and maybe even go professional. >> i'd rather have my kid doing sports than being out on the streets or hanging out around the wrong cloud. he's made friends here. >> it's not just soccer. and like te

he says he might have more to say about the threat that he claims a little bit later. in the south bay. san jose mayor matt mahan says the city lowered homelessness by 10% this year. he says there was a decrease of about 550 homeless people in the city. the mayor says he hopes to improve the un house situation in the coming year with temporary homes. coming next of eta's. so roan service year. take a look at this. there are new bart fare gates at the west oakland station. bart says the new design will help deter fare evasion, improve access for riders with wheelchairs, bicycles and strollers, polycarbonate doors. and we also have metal mesh. so we're going to see which ones will withstand and alyssa better, which ones are harder to push through and then we'll decide on how the world about one. >> bart says they plan to announce the news stations to get the new gates next month. they plan to replace all fare gates by the end of 2025. >> muni is celebrating 111 years in service. get this back on december 28th 1912. >> the san francisco municipal railway took its first st

police say troy henry call 9-1-1 to report. he shot somebody and in his apartment di't say the victim was visiting another person when argument started and resulted hry shooting him. police say that victim was shot several times and died at the hospital. henry was booked into jail on multiple charges. the sisters sean monterrosa. they're calling out california attorney general rob bonta for declining to pursue criminal charges. >> and their brother's death. and that's why the 22 year-old was shot and killed. >> right outside of a long greens in 2020 police claim the officer mistook a hammer in monterrosa's pocket for a gun. the california department of justice picked up the case. if there was enough evidence to charge the officer with a crime. and on tuesday, we learned no charges will be filed in a statement monterrosa's family said they feel that justice was night. >> writing in part, quote, this decision makes clear that the california department of justice will not hold officers accountable and we'll continue to allow them

that the director of a famous museum, i say, how many people visit you during covid times, he says,o, if there is a reaction, if people go, ask for an extension, they also go, i i think that this means that it is interesting, that is, in principle, as we can understand, i liked it, i didn’t like this visit, that is... it’s word of mouth, which, not a single advertisement, will give such an influx of viewers, recently in this studio we discussed the sculpture of a bird, your colleague maxim petrul, it made a lot of noise, it’s a success on your opinion? well, you know, i ’m referring to maxim petrul as the only sculptor so far, who is very progressive in his work, very organic, and what he does is a clear example of how things should happen today, let’s say, well the author, as he should enter... into the urban space here, he does not betray himself, he is not different, that is, what i see in the workshop, i see in the exterior, then in the interior, so this is his great victory, merit and a maximum of only new achievements, but not all of our viewers, our viewers will agree with yo